Short answer: the best coffee and tobacco Lattafa perfumes are Khamrah Qahwa (£26.99) for cardamom-spiced coffee and praline, Khamrah Dukhan (£23.99) for a smokier, less sweet take, Mashrabya (£19.99) for apple-shisha tobacco, Jasoor (£19.99) for apple and tobacco, and The Kingdom (£24.99) for lavender, mint and tobacco. Asad (£19.99) sits nearby as a spicy tobacco-and-vanilla evening scent. All are warm and sweet-leaning, so they are cold-weather perfumes rather than summer ones.
Coffee and tobacco notes are a favourite in Arabian perfumery because they pair so well with vanilla, spice and amber. This guide compares six Lattafa bottles by how they use these notes. Information comes from our product descriptions and the sources linked in related guides. We do not claim laboratory testing or personal wear tests, and prices were checked on 27 October 2026.
Coffee and tobacco Lattafa perfumes at a glance
| Perfume | Main idea | Key notes | UK price (100ml EDP) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Khamrah Qahwa | Spiced coffee gourmand | Cinnamon, cardamom, praline, arabica coffee, vanilla, tonka | £26.99 |
| Khamrah Dukhan | Smoky, resinous, less sweet | Pimento, incense, labdanum, tobacco, amber, praline | £23.99 |
| Mashrabya | Apple shisha tobacco | Apple, pink pepper, tobacco, cinnamon, dates, oud smoke, caramel | £19.99 |
| Jasoor | Apple and tobacco | Apple, tobacco, tonka, leather, patchouli, vetiver | £19.99 |
| The Kingdom | Fresh then cosy tobacco | Lavender, mint, tobacco, tonka | £24.99 |
| Asad | Spicy tobacco-vanilla | See our Asad review for the full pyramid | £19.99 |
1. Lattafa Khamrah Qahwa: the coffee pick
Qahwa is Arabic for coffee, and this is the second bottle in the Khamrah line, released in 2023. It opens with cinnamon and cardamom, builds through praline and candied fruit, and finishes on arabica coffee, vanilla and tonka. Our product page notes it is not a designer dupe. If you are choosing between Khamrah bottles, see Khamrah vs Khamrah Qahwa and our Qahwa review.
Shop Lattafa Khamrah Qahwa 100ml.
2. Lattafa Khamrah Dukhan: smoke and tobacco
Dukhan means smoke in Arabic and nods to burning resins and bakhoor. Released in 2025 as the third Khamrah bottle, it keeps the praline-tonka warmth but turns the sugar down. Pimento and smoked spices open it, incense and labdanum form a resinous heart, and tobacco, amber and praline carry the finish. Our page positions it with a masculine lean. Read our Khamrah Dukhan review.
Shop Lattafa Khamrah Dukhan 100ml.
3. Lattafa Mashrabya: apple shisha
Mashrabya launched in 2024. The note list includes apple shisha, pink pepper, tobacco, cinnamon, dates, oud smoke, caramel, vanilla and patchouli. Our product page says reviewers picked it up as the Lattafa take on Kilian Smoking Hot, but that comparison is community opinion rather than anything official. It is the sweet, hookah-lounge option and a good value pick at £19.99.
4. Lattafa Jasoor: apple opening, tobacco heart
Jasoor is listed as a 2023 release. The opening is sweet, crunchy apple, then tobacco settles in, with tonka adding creaminess and leather, patchouli and vetiver forming the base. It is a confident evening scent rather than a subtle one.
5. Lattafa The Kingdom: lavender, mint and tobacco
The Kingdom is a masculine eau de parfum that blends fresh lavender and mint with a warm, sweet heart of tobacco and tonka. It starts bright and ends cosy, and works from autumn to spring, making it the least heavy tobacco option here.
Shop Lattafa The Kingdom 100ml.
6. Lattafa Asad: the spicy all-rounder
Asad is among Lattafa’s best-known masculine-leaning bottles. Our product page describes the first ten minutes as pineapple, coffee and pipe tobacco impressions before it dries to a warm base. For its full notes and wear, read our Asad review.
Which one should you buy?
- Coffee lover: Khamrah Qahwa.
- Want less sugar and more smoke: Khamrah Dukhan.
- Sweet shisha tobacco on a budget: Mashrabya.
- Apple and tobacco: Jasoor.
- Fresher tobacco: The Kingdom.
- Spicy and versatile: Asad.
Wearing tips
These are rich fragrances, so one or two sprays are plenty, and they feel best in cooler weather. If you prefer a lighter touch, see our guide to the best Lattafa for winter. To compare staying power, read which Lattafa lasts longest. Try a sample first if you are unsure, see our guide to Lattafa samples.
Frequently asked questions
Does Khamrah Qahwa smell like coffee?
It has arabica coffee in the base, but the opening is cardamom, cinnamon and praline, so it reads as a sweet spiced gourmand rather than a plain coffee.
Which tobacco Lattafa is least sweet?
Khamrah Dukhan is positioned as the smokier, less sugary Khamrah.
Is Mashrabya a Kilian Smoking Hot dupe?
Some reviewers compare them, but opinions differ. Treat it as inspired by the style.
Which is best for the office?
The Kingdom is the lightest start, with one spray.
Are these unisex?
Most are described as unisex, though The Kingdom is positioned as masculine and Dukhan leans masculine. Choose by smell.
Are they genuine?
Buy from a trusted UK seller and check packaging with our guide on how to spot fake Lattafa perfume.
Our verdict
Qahwa is the clearest coffee choice, Dukhan the best for smoke, and Mashrabya the best value for sweet tobacco. See our broader best Lattafa perfumes guide for more.
Notes are taken from arabicperfumery.co.uk product descriptions and the sources named in the linked guides. Reviewed 27 October 2026; prices and stock can change.
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